Nationals MP Keith Pitt says Energy Minister Chris Bowen wants to turn Australia into an intermittent wind and solar energy “super-unreliable power”.
Nationals MP Keith Pitt says Energy Minister Chris Bowen wants to turn Australia into an intermittent wind and solar energy “super-unreliable power”. “I’d like them to withdraw their promise on nuclear, because it’s the right way to go,” Mr Pitt told Sky News host Rita Panahi.
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